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"CAlsM S.ECUIARE."
LORD TEN JUBILEE ODE

LORD TE>NysoN's JUBILEE ODE.
Fifty times tho rose has flower: and faded.
Fifty times the golden harvest fallen,
Since our q ,ccn assumed the globe, the scepter
She, beloved for a kndliness
Rare in fable nr history,
Queen, and Empress of India.
Crown'd so long with diade"
Never worn hv worthcr,
Now with prosperous augurics
Comes at las, to the bounteous
Growing year If her Jubilee.
Ill.,
Nothing Of the lawless Of the Dcspot,
Nothing OF the vulgar, or vaingorious,
All is gracious, gentle, great and Qneen!y.
Nv.
You then loyallv, all Of YOU,
Deck your houses, illuminate
And your towns for a festival,
And in each let multitude
Loyal, each to the heart oft
One full voice Of allegiance,
Hail the great Ceremonial
Ot this year OF hcr JuDiIee.
v.
Queen, rs true to womanhood as Qucenhood,
Glory in the glories Of her people,
Sorrowing with the sorrows Of lowest!
VI.
You, that wanton in af1ucncc,
Spare not now to be bountiful.
Call your poor to rcgale with you.
Make their ncighborhood h~althtuler.
Give your gold TO the Hospital,
Let the weary be comfortcd.
Let the needy hc banqucted.
Let the ,nai,n'd in his heart rejoice
At this year Of her Jubilee.
VII.
lIcnry's fifty ycars arc all in shadow.
Gray with distance Edwards fifty summers.
Ev'n her t;randsircs s fifty half forgotten.
VIII.
You. the Patriot Architect,
Shape stately memorial,
Make il rcgall, gorgeous,
Some Imperial Institute,
Rich in symbol in ornament.
Which may speak to the centuries
All the centuries after us.
Ot this year Of her Jubilee.
TX.
Fifty years Of ever broadening Commerce.
Fifty years Of ever Frightening Science!
Fifty years ofcvcr. widening Empire!
X.
You. the Mighty. the Fortunate.
You, the Lord territorial,
You. the Lord manufacturer,
You. the hardy, the lahorious,
Patient children OF Albion,
You, Canadian, Indian,
Australasian, African,
All your hearts he in harmony,
All your voices in unison.
Singing "IIai' to the glorious
Golden year ot her Jubilcc!'
ri.
Are there thunders moaning in the distancc'
Are there spcctcrs moving in the darkness:
Trust the Lord Of Light TO guide her people.
Till the thundcrs pass, the spccters vanish.
And the light is Victor, and the darkness
Dawns into the Jubilee Of the ages.
-M"c~Ifan's .Kneo<ine.
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A copy Of slow She Felt in Her First
Corset" by Matt w. Anderson the poetic
manager OF the Miner, has been received.
It is dainty little book and the verses are
not bad, bv any means.
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Local newspapers can afford to fight for
and boom their towns if they are we'll sup.
ported by local advertisers. Herein lies
the secret Of the booms in many Of the
Califurnia t0Wna.
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DILLON, MONTANA, APRIL 29, 1897.
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

The sugar re6ners Of California are cut.
ting prices in order to control the Pacific
coast market.
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Deposits received subject tn check or demand, Al
ton. ~ P''"''' = ''"'
:. a iu!' line Of Fire Insurance Companies Poli.
e'es issued on all classes Of property
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TIE TRIBUNE ENTERED At TIE DILLON ros1'
oy,tcx ron TRANSMISSION As SECOND CLASS MAIL
MATTER.
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DILLON NATIONAL BANK.
(Sseessso, = B~sk q Ssvsssvs Ne~asssl
OF DILLON, MONTANA.
i'"'d mp Capital. l,.................. ESQ, ,0oo.0e
GEo. NJ. BRowN, President.
JoItN F. BlsHoP, Vice President.
DAVID LAMONT, Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
GEO. NJ. Brown, JOSEPH B. Crow,
.IoHN F. BIsHoP, CRAIG CORNELL,
JAMES MAuLDlN, DAVID LAMONT.
Transact General Banking Business.
Exchange Sold On all tho Principal Cities
Of tho World.
Accounts of Merchants and individuals solicited
lNTERESr ALLOWED ON TIMS DE
POSITS.
OeroSltS erc iyAN nh; ~k~ .f.z
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Accounts cf Merchants and individuals solcite

Exchange Sold on all the Principal Cite
Of tho World.
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Perlls OF the Britisl, Emplre.

Catcdgo 1Ilfs z 81 .'-s..t ~
Speaking OF Blackpool at q meeting OF
the clergy and laity tho Bishop OF Man.
chester said lie felt that the future Of tho
empire, though Of great promise, was not
without ita peril. We saw two powers
rising In the world---one in the west and
the other in the east-with vast popula.
TONS, increasing with immense rapidity,
aud evidently destined to play a great
part in history. One OF these was the
United States and the other WAS the great
empire Of Russia. It would obviously be
impossible for such an empire as ours to
hold lis own unless 1t continued to be
great; second.rate powers, it was clear,
would be in great danger OF losing their
liberty. How was England to-, maintain
her position in the world : We stood face
to lace, 80 it appeared to him, in different
parts Of our dominions with Germany,
Russia and the United States. Our en-
pire comprised three main portions be-
Bides the mother country-AuBtralia, Gam
ada and India. d He did not know whether
they noticed whatiwould be the effect OF
tho lpusillanimous folly Of our colonial
secretary when Germany was actually in
yited to lay hold Of q portion Of New
Guinea. /, The people of Australia were
surprised that the English government
had not precedence enough to know what
1t all meant Then, sgsin, Ruasia had
been stealing with catlike tread across the
steppes OF Central Asia till she had come
within abort march OF Herat and, as to
Canada, we had the United States stretch-
inHright across the southern boundary.
How were we to meet these perils Some
said by colonial federation, but that was
difficult of attainment. We should pre-.
pare for the future by anticipating it. We
bad also internal difficulties 10 face. We
had dangers within and without. There
was no safety for England but in making
every Eugliahman q match bodily, and
more than q match mentally and morally,
Tor each foreigner. Government could do
something for them by promoting social
legislation, such as encouraging co.opera.
tive enterprise, limiting hours OF labor.
and improving artisans dwellings. n They,
could also introduce athletic exercises, not
only In our higher-grade schools, but in
tho primary schools. Is They wanted to in.
culcate certain element Of character in
our people, to make them selt.sacriicine,
determined, full Of moral; courage, never
knowing when they were beaten-to make
them 30 that they would, in fact, like the
fox when fastened by the dogs, die biting,
These were moral qualities 10 be eucour.
aged among our people, i5is:s rs a.
81 a.
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"a CHAT WITH ADEAL.

tttts-i lffa,gf 'fnf ,--'r----'sP lrtl
The Queer Life Il Livss-An Engak ems n
With q Bride. 81
baltimore American. 4. #. x. 'ti
h"You are the Baltimore aud Ohio Deal
believe? ~ q q
"That's my name but are you a re
porter Ri " ~ Z
Eyes, 4. 3. 3
"Then, you must excuse mo. Really
there Isn't bit Of news, aud l am In
very big hurry" J'i sS1 'aFFlsal
,"Isn't 1t rather dangerous for q persor
Of your age to be ID hurry 2" tN2'6ssg
II say Isn't It rather risky for o gray.
headed veteran Ike yourself to move &c
rapidly IN this warm weather." 3'5i5 t'G
Explain yourself, sir." 81
II mean, OF courc-that 10, I should
Imagine that a person who hes had such
an up.and.down time as you have had
must be iatlgued-weary, 30 to speak,"
@"No, sir; not at all. I'm rapidly near.
Ing completion" l,G,kSsSagl N
$50 Ia the world. Pardon the question,
but whom do you make your debut 2" NJ
l"How 2" 15 1gglEg,FleF ,GiI'TsG sFl
S""When do you come out2 When will
you become matured enough To no out O
nights without q .chaperone Z" y3N&
allow ?" 'g'B''f2sf'5's' .l'9',l'{ N
s"I say, when will you make your ap.
pearance on the public stage7 Will 1t be
In the comedy limo, tho tragedy line OF
the railroad liner" I'm if'Ha (. So ~
"Oh. shall play a combination. With
my engines and passenger cars expect
to draw large crowds" M e.
s"Now, you are testing. But what, pray,
t"About forty miles an hour. Our roll.
Ing stock Is unexcelled. You are man
OF letters. I have no plural references.
Ny choice Is to B. 4 O."t9sgss',t &.5.r9
care you well2' u
Haven't you been eating Florida water
melons ?" sts9' ldIgEa S, h@Fl
5sw never eat" Y I.
"Then how do you live 2"
l"On hope" yg i'-g6S,. Il
5"1sn't 1t a rather scanty menu |"
Sometimes, but when 1t gets q little
nonosonoua 8warm OF rumors come TO
feed me. The out-of.town papers have
been unusually kind in this respect" ~
=! hear that you are going to emigrate2"'
S"How ?" littS.Ss ,.Sps39se, ~ z
."I3 hear that you are going into the
Western Union?" s1 a7l9
"Hal hBl' III "A,
"BeR pardon, MA
"Ha ha ~ iEit (. - 3a!. 4,
eyes; l understand. Do you expect to
visit any wstering-places this summer
any stock-watering places" 5-aa
Hal hal" .sifg5, it5 II.
"You said that before. When do you
expect to to settle down, or do you travel on
a pass?" }2 II ~ n
MA! hal" J!
"Thanks. You are in such q blithe.
Rome. joyous mood; suppose you take
seat and tell me about yourself" &ss-5f
'."No, sir; never sit down, especially
with reporters. I. My mission Is to 20 on.
And I really must proceed, or I shall miss
my engagement with my BRIDE"
your bride?n 81, ..l..-,E
s"Yes, Kate"
."Who?" Il,
"Kate-syndicste," aud with mellow
laugh the veteran toddled on.F !if
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Mexican War Veteran.

Tho wonderful efficacy OF swif.s Specific as a
remedy and euro for rheumatism and nil blood dis.
eases. has mover Ind moro conspicuous Illustration
than this case Affords. The candid unsolicited and
emphatic testimony givcn by tho venerable gentle.
man must DO accepted rs convincing md conclusive
The writer Is prominent clifton OF Mississippi, Tho
gentleman to whom Mr.. Martin-scfcrs, and to whom
no Is indebted for tho advice to which no owes his
final relief from years Of sufrertng Is Mr. King for
many years tho popular night clcrk OF tho Lawrence
House, Mt Jackson. s.
AK Ei JACKSON. Miss, April % 1857. ,
THE SWIFT srrc1f1c coMrAsY, Atlanta, On. Z z.
II Genflcmen-1 havo been M invalid pcnsiouer for
forty years. having contracted pulmonary and other
diseases in tho Mexican War; but not TIL the list Of
March, 1915. did feel any symptoms Of rheumatism.
On TINT day was suddenly stricken with that dis.
case In both hips and ankles. For twcnty days
walked on crutches. Then the pain was less violent,
be totally disabled either On ono side Of my body or
tho other. Tho pain never left me moment for
isis, When was first attacked 70 october T. iss
when was cured 1a5Ting these q I'M
Eested BY lEends. but 4 ever received tho least
Dcnent from any mculclno taken internally or OK
formally, nm not aware OF It, Finally, about tho
!,rst Of ssptembes made arrangements to 80 to tho
Other remedy, when accidentally met IN old ac-
qualntnnce, NJ. King now Of the Lawrence House
q this city He bad oncc boon great sufferer from
She9m nI.i. and as supposed Ind been cured
to mo that his visit TO tho Hot Springs was in win
2-he found no relief On hia return from Hos8prngs
no heard. for the rst time, Of tho s. s. s. az remedy
for Rheumatism Ho tried It and SIX bottles made 4
cure Several years hays passed since, but
= limmsdtatcly returned 70 Try It. In September
well-as fnr as the rheumatism was concerned. All
pain bad disappeared. md HAVE NOT FELT A TwINuE
have no interest In making this statement other
than tho hope that may direct some other sufferer
to sure source Of relief and il It hAs this result
an well rewarded for my trouble. nm very rc-
spoctfully md truly your fviend. $50
isss}slt.,iis jl9I75 b. J. ~ Il. MARTIN.
70 Pr ealo by NIL druggists. Trcatse on Blood and
skln Diseases mailed free. ti r III X
$.asiis 1. TuE swtrr2 srEcJio Co.,
- is!it2i. ~ No.: Drawer 8, Atlanta Ga. y
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No man can realize how easy It is to
pass the contribution box around and for
get to chip in until he tries it. g. : N &
Enjoy Lffo.

truly beautiful world we live in |
Nature gives us grandeur Of mountains,
glens aud oceans, and thousands of means
Of enjoyment. We can desire no better
when in perfect health; but now often do
the majority Of people feel like giving 1t
up dishea1teued, discouraged and worn
out with disease, when there is no occa-
sion for this feeling, as every sufferer can
easily obtain proof that Green's Auo,Ls.
F9o,per will make them free from disease
as when born. Dyspepsia md Liver Com.
plant are the direct causes OF seventy.iiye
per cent Of such maladies as Biliousness,
Indigestion, Sick Headache, Oostiveness,
Nervous Prostration, Dizziness OF 1.-THE Head,
Palpitation Of the Heart, and other dis.
tresaing symptoms. Three doses OF Au.
gust Flo,cer will prove its wonderful effect.
Sample bottles, 10 cents. Try it. paw
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~ Pr salo by nil druggists. Trcatse on Blood mt
Skln Discusses mailed free ~ 4
..dis ia > & TuE swIFrj srEc1ylc CO., -
-fsst r'.I7.S ElfSis Drawer 3, Atlanta Ga
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO, July la-Cat.le- ReccIpts il, 800 head !.
shipments 2006 head; market dun aud lower:
shipplng steers s. 25ai Is; stocke.s and feeders
81 soas 10 cows bulls and mixed 81 5ca2 co: Texas
cattle 81 75aS 40 HogE-Receipy is 900 head ship.
or: rough and mixed So l0s5 40; packing and shin.
ping IS :0a5 45; light IS l0a5 49, sklps 81 0Oa5 TO-
sheep-Re eipts 1900 head: shipments 500 head /:
%; Texans 81 7sas u.s. lambs 81 Coal % Dor head.
EAST LIBERTY, July IL. = Cattle-Reccipts III
head; shipments III head market slow; p.ime
81 25a4 10: fair t" good s. 7oa4 co. Hogs-Reccip,s
,Oco head: shipments so head: market fair;
mon and Light IS 95a5 IS. a sheep-Reccipts $500
hcad: shipments 5000 head: market fair prime
8 %: lambs 81 5oa6 80. -, y Il - a
o1scINsA1I,. O., July 12-Hoss active and lIrm !:
common ana Light 81 loSb q; packing and butch.
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Don't

Triae with any Throat or Lung Disease.
Il you have Cough, or Cold, or the chill.
dren are threatened : with Group OF
'Whooping Cough, use Acker's English
Remedy and prevent further trouble. q It
is positive cure, and we guarantee It.
Price 10 and Soc. Logan & Go. and O,
Mankama}}sr p II. ~ 1855, o =
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Bucklsn,s Arnlca saIys,

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, aores, ulcers, salt rhsum, fever
sores, tetter, ehapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and oil skin eruptions, and poei.
lively cures piles, OF no pay required. i It
ia guaranteed to- give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price rs cents peY
box. For sale hY Logan & c.. Il -.
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There Is difference between rest and
resting. A resting is sitting down; a
rested man is up and doing something.
The first thing that Christ gives to a man
is rest, and then he wants to bs doing.
Blessed be they who give, and blessed
be those Who do not give, for If they are
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iG Z! G,tteuilq|jetlter.;,
d ~ mi ~ 'ilr.,iT M a 16"st'i -
ONCE, Nos. 80 and 81 Fourtssnth street.
4 THE LAY, OF the COwBoY.

s----
TotSh Topics, 4 si5l5,. l.eiitg5t.i u f,5
\ was only 4 humble scout,
'l'ff}r sing heyi the A,iati *
j. 5sit ~ III y HoI tho lariatl 4T Il, Fh q Il
But now they've brought me out, ~
I'm The center Of swell kvsieiy: +
" I'm asked 10 meet the Prince ind suite, 10
n And I'm feted 10 AL safety. yT JItSJ
Y When l yield to inebriety .lf l4atEE
4 Every beauty says rg.F'sl lffis gst!'
Z TIA hts Wild West ways, Y, IN i tliIsl4G
4 Aud he can't AFFORD pfopriety. HI.
Y. The ladies', all noble and and fair, M NJ
5t'dN ITFfFsE Sing heyi the qualltyl ~ l4l
Z tSLs.lls qs H0l the qutilyt - sifl. '.tEI
!, All beg Tor a lock OF my hair, ~ 5lr4,S.
n Or 4 photo Of my physlognomy, isi
Al my head each 1lpEs ~ 4. i .l.ii Z!
y Her BANGLES aud sings. tiysgel3 ggtfslP
, In their p, ss0u their & no economy. ySFGf
Tsetes ne Dnch.soi Deuteronomy; !.
Z AZ he fell At my feet, t 80 U. gSt L go
TAKE title andall. and you'll honor meip ,
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and reliable Medicines are the best to de.
pend upon. Acker's Blood Elixir has
been prescribed for years for all impuri-
ties OF the Blood. In every form OF Scroi.
ulous, Syphilitic or Mercurial diseases, it
is invaluable. For Rheumatism, has no
equal. Logan & Co. and @. Menke.
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loSDs--MoazD ED.


NEW York. July l3.-Flour, receipts 30, ISL pack.
ages; exports 1888 barrels and 1850 sacks: safes
Y, 500 barrels; market iim.s Wheat receipts liz :.
2a9 Dushesi exports III ,496 bushels; sales q, on
Ooo blhhelsof futures and 10000 bushels Of spot
SPOT !oss %o lower on spring aud 5<af1So on win.
ses grades. closing heavy. options closed weak;
ssc; August Sasc, closing a. Ss: seps s.af a.
y,l0as 9, closing. at S43sC; October 851laSGc,
closing at S5Ac; November S7aS74c, closing al
s7Hc. December Sssss9c, closing at xc; JANUARY
oe 9.l6ae9Mc, closing at So11c; May 9tXao5c
closing at 9iHc Corn, receipts 2052 bushels "a es
4c4,Wo bushels OF futures and 600 bushels OF
spot; spot lots firm; options closed weak; uneradel
4a1la4oHc; No 2 August 4is4a45c, cl, sing at 45c:
sepsem Der 461tai61c closing at 4G1c; October az
els; exports l4s0 bushels; sales lS COO bushels ri
intnres and 0,ooo bushels Of spot: market steady;
mixed western S5aS7c; white do 9Sa4sc. Inv
steady. Hops quiet Coffee, sales 2725O bags. snot
lair: Rio firm at 19c; options higher and moder.
ately active July l7lbai7Scc: August Ii, GOAL 10.
september l7.60al775c: October i7.GOal7.7Oc: No.
veneer u 65al7S5 December IN ALI 500: janti.
asy l1.!5ai7s5ci February 17soal7.90e; March
~ WG: APri! ,l7eos!ISsc: May 1895. Sugar firm
Rice steady Ia demand and fair. Tatiow s'cady
and fairly active. kosIn dull ut 81 10. Turpen.
tine dull. Pork stronger; old mess sis O0ai5 *.
new do $40 gpal6 50. X Cut meats arm. nickiei
bellies Shc; picked hams l2al2Ac, Lard opened
strong at 5a7 points higher, closed weak and adj.
.aute partly losti western steam spot 6.92Lc.
August 9oa6; $50; September 6 g9a7. 06o; October
.ois; November 6sla6 9sc; city steam Soc But.
" urn western !Ga90c; western creamery l6a20c,
tnheese quiet and barely steady. Eggs arm, fair
inquiry; receipts $3.50 packages; western 12Ha
NJ
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AT Night

Always have Acker's Baby soother at
hand. It is the only safe medicine yet
made that will remove all infantile disor-
ders. It contains no Opium or MOI phine,
but gives the child natural ease from pain.
Price % cents. Sold by Logan 4 Co. and
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"Untold Agony from Catarrh.n

z Prof. ". IIAusNER, tho famous mcsmerjst,
Of Ithaca, ". Y, writes: "some ten years ago
I suffered untold agony from chronic nnsal
catarrh: My family physician gave mo up as
incurnblc, and said I must die. Ny case was
such q bad one, TINT every day, towards sun
set, my voice would become 80 hoarsc could
barely speak above whisper. In the morning
my coughing md clearing OF my tliront would
almost strangle me-. BY tho use of DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy, In three months, was well
man, and the euro has been permanent" -
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6EjtT57ETs " Il = y rs 2 iI
would enjoy your dinner and are prevent.
ed by dispspsia, use Acker's Dyspepsia
tablets. They are positive cure Tor dys.
pepsia, indigestion, datulency and consti-
patton. We guarantee them. Is and so
cent?. Logan q Co. and @. Menke-
meller, s5a q " ss,.i , "a
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Tho Reason

why Acker,s Blood Elixir, is warrented. ia
because It is the best blood preparation
known. 1t will positively cure all blood
diseases, pufiaes the whole system, and
thoroughly builds up the constitution.
Remember, we guarantee it. Logan 4 O.,
and O, Menkemeller; q ai:ilff 8 \,
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ELI RolnIHs, Runuan p. O., Columbia Co.,
Pa, says: "My daughter Ind catarrh when
sage's Catarrh itcmcdy advertised, and pro-
cured n bottle for her, and soon saw that It
helped her; q third bottle effected perma-
nent euro. She Is now eighteen years old and
sollnd md hcarty", /. = ~ ~ - - sI. y
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aconstantly Hawking and spittlns.,,

THOMAS ]. RUSHING, Esq, 800 Pine Street,
from catarrh for three years At times could
hardly breathe, md was constantly hawking
and splitting, and for tho lust eight months
could not breathe through the nosirls,
iIE was aavscd to try Dr s sal catSh
Remedy. and nm now i well mnn. ! believe
1t TO be tho only suro remedy for catarrh now
manufactured, and ono has only to give 1t q
fair trial to experience astounding results and
a permanent cure" 5f-ssg Z, 81 81 - 81 h *
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Dry Goods,

NEW YoRr. July 1s.-Thc weather was very hot.
Buyers were quiet In demand, butt fair .bu,i.
ness resulting, while large sales continue TO bo 70.
turned by the execution Of cd orders, ftl, I,I i
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Every Day Of the Seven

teeth should be brushed with Sozodont
In order to keep them white, or to render
them so. Specka and blsmiahes upon
their surface disappear after applying 3d.
zodont few times. The gums acquire a
coral tint, and grow hard from the use OIL
Sozodont. Analysis disclosss nothing i'm
pure in this preparation. The ladies buy
and use soKodont because they know that
1t is q most effective aid to beauty. The
sooner our readers commence it's use the
better for them. IA, Il s, = rThsaw +
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There are good many varieties Of oat.
meal nowadays, and ! no little domestic
discussion as TO which Is the best, b 1s53I7
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CHICAGO. July l3.-The wheat market opened
larry hIm, but there was not much business do.
lug, and q nstless feeling peryadcd. August
started at 7tse dec1ined 10 s1zc. and in the alter.
noon closed steady at nc. Corn active and higher.
oats Dull Provisions In good demand, Lard
qalet but steady. Flour ia fair demand and mn
changed. "heat, cash No 2 spring 7la7lHc; No.
sps,tpg 1$c; No rcd 7sc: July 7la7l3zc, clos.
TENDER 7314a74sSsc closing IL 74e; October 7sIa
33oHc, closing al, 75sc. Corn. cash Nc" q ss5Sc:
July S51ssaS6c, closing at a5ac: August aea,essc'
closing atS6hc September size, closing al SIZE:
October $7Aas714c, closing al s75zc. Oats. CASH
s So saS2sS IVY 2?aS0e; closing at 26c Az.
261kc, closing at 26sc. Rye, Nc. Cash AZ III.
ley: No. 2 nominal. Mess spork, caah SIS Goa
70 %; year sil so. Lkrt, cash 6 60c; July 52%a
s51se, closing at 6.521zzc; August 657IIse 6?lIc.
closing at6s7Hc; September 65a6 75c, closing al
shSc; oclobe5 G75aS closing q. esc Bacon,
81 10: Sugars. cutloai 637Sa6Hc: eranuiated Ci%c.
standard A 6sc: butter quiet but steady al isa
isEe Creamery; l2al6c ior dairy. Eggs steady at
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Wool

BOSTON,, July 13.-Wool firm: Ohio and Penusyl
vauia extra Ieeces NJ $780,: Xxx at 3aa35c;. No. j
woo!s at 3sas9c: Michigan extra 3la32c; medium
unWashed 25aaoc fine do l9a2sc; pulled super
1t Saa40c; extras ?sa3sc. z. a = =;
4 NEW YORK, July 13.-Wool quiet but firm: do.
nestle fleece s0as7c; pulled l4a4c: Texas 9a25c. 81
4 PHILADELPHIA, Pa July ls.-wool qulc. and
unchanged. as T. :